Experts analyzed the cost of living in the area on the territory of Orlando and identified the most financially accessible locations.
According to an expert report, Zellfood, an isolated area in Orange County, located northwest of Apopka with a population of just over two thousand people, offers a low cost of living in Orlando. There are many pensioners living in Zellfood, and most of the buildings are private houses.
You can also live inexpensively in the Lake County suburb of Umatilla with a population of more than 3,600 people, as well as in the Orlando Airport North area with a population of just over two thousand residents. The majority of the population consists of families and young professionals.
The suburb of Yalaha, with a population of 1,546, ranks 11th among the best places for families in Lake County. The suburb of Silver Lake is also located in the same district, which is also ideal for a quiet stay.
Rio Grande Park is a neighborhood in Orlando with a population of 2,300 people. It is ranked 62nd among Orlando's best neighborhoods to live in. Public schools here are rated above average. More residents own homes rather than rent them.
Tangerine, with a population of 3,659, is considered the 7th best suburb to buy a home in the Orlando area. There are many restaurants and bars here, and the majority of the population are young professionals and pensioners. The area is comfortable, diverse, great for families.
In addition to the affordable cost of living, the districts are certainly good because the journey to Orlando and other major cities in Florida takes a minimum of time. Thus, residents get peace and tranquility, which is ideal for families with children and retirement life, along with all the advantages of the metropolis nearby.